Suzuki motors

What's your thoughts on Suzuki motors? Thinking about a seaark procat 200, not sure if you can spider rig off the front or not. We ben catching a few catfish and wish I had a boat for both. Cat fishing can really make a mess in my boat lol and might like the shade with the Bimini to. Just a thought

Might ask Mrdux--he has a Suzuki.I would sure suspect they are good outboards.There is only one known cure for boat fever...

I have a DF115 on a 2072 SeaArk bought it new in 2004 and all I have done to it is change the oil and had a trim solenoid go bad.

Call Big River Marine. He sells Yamaha, Suzuki, and a few others. He claims the Suzukis are almost indestructible. Never had one come back for a warranty issue

I have a DF115 on a 2072 SeaArk that I bought new In 2004 and all I have done to it is change the oil and had a trim solenoid go bad. Getting ready to put one on my toon.

I've sold almost 700 Suzuki's. Only had one issue with a miss matched MAP sensor because the EPA keeps changing the format for programming. I've NEVER had one single mechanical issue or warranty claim in any of those 700 engines of ALL sizes from the 2.5-250hp.


BRM

thanks good to hear, didn't know nothing about them

I know nothing about engines but almost all the dock repair barge style boats at LOZ run Suzuki. I've heard they have more low end power than other outboards.

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Originally Posted by Lil Baby

I know nothing about engines but almost all the dock repair barge style boats at LOZ run Suzuki. I've heard they have more low end power than other outboards.

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Lots of pontoon brands, offshore boats, most of the Catfish Tourney Guys, and work rigs use Suzuki engines for basically one reason--They Don't Break and virtually easy to maintain. They have a Six year warranty that you'll never use. They also have More Displacement, Faster on Top End, More Low End Torque, Oil Bathed Timing Chain instead of a Belt, More Fuel Efficient, Fewer Repairs, Longer Warranty, and Less Initial Cost than the two famous brands. They are MUCH QUIETER when running than the other brands too. You'll look back to see if it's peeing when you go from WOT back to idle. They are really quiet. Suzuki is the best in the business IMHO.

Dang the SeaArk, let me put one on an Xpress, Ranger, or Excel boat for ya. [emoji4]


BRM

Had a 150 Suzuki on a 18' Hydrosports Aerocobra. This was a good while back when I first got into bass fishing. It was a flyer. I'd bet the new ones are fine.

I have a 2006 2072 V-pro Seaark with a 2006 DF-150 Suzuki and love it. They are geared a little lower, so you can spin a bigger prop, mine will do low 50s in ideal conditions with a 25-M on it, and jumps out of the water, and pulls tubes really well. I am going to try a 27-M just cause I got a good deal as a back-up prop. Its quiet and starts great every time. I change the water pump and oil/filter, thats it so far, 11 years later, I love it.

And I set up for 2 seats on my front deck, and there is all kinds of room to spider rig, I just haven't built one yet, it will probably be a winter project for me at this point.

I have a 2011 SeaArk 186 with a Suzuki 140 and absolutely love it. I frequently troll crankbaits behind a couple drift socks on LOZ and this motor doesn't use much gas at all. I have only changed the plugs and oil and never had any issues. Don't shy away from these motors, I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one.

We have a 140hp on one of our work boats and it has the best low end torque of any 4-stroke I've ever used. All we do is change fluids. Been really impressed with it.

Bought mine thru lsk at Lebanon mo from Wayne. Great guy to deal with.